[PAULUS libro quinto ad Sabinum. ] §19.1.8.prSi tibi liberum praedium tradidero, cum seruiens tradere deberem, etiam condictio incerti competit mihi, ut patiaris eam seruitutem, quam debuit, imponi.
[PAULUS, on Sabinus, Book 5] If I deliver to you a free property when I ought to have delivered it as subject to a servitude, even a condictio incerti is available to me, so that you may allow that servitude to be imposed which ought to have been.
§19.1.8.1Quod si seruum praedium in traditione fecero, quod liberum tibi tradere debui, tu ex empto habebis actionem remittendae eius seruitutis gratia, quam pati non debeas.
But if, in the delivery, I make a property subject to a servitude which I ought to have delivered to you as free, you will have an action on purchase for the purpose of releasing that servitude which you ought not to endure.